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dominike_d's review against another edition
Ehh, I really like the beginning but I honestly couldn’t deal with Nate, or Emme anymore. We’ve got an ‘Alpha-Male’ who’s every third thought is about proving his damn masculinity.
adultbooksrmyjam's review against another edition
5.0
I’m never disappointed in a Harlow book. I love all of her covers and her stories always make me so happy after I read them. I just want to clap and yell yay, another great one! I enjoyed Nate and Emme so much. I devoured this book! Now I can’t wait for the next one about her sister. Yay!!
louvejita's review against another edition
4.0
Emme Devine is a wedding planner with a successful career and a pretty nice life. The only thing missing from said life is romance, especially after her latest fiasco.
Nate Pearson is a divorce attorney who lives across the hallway from Emme. He doesn’t believe in love or HEA and seems pretty happy with his lifestyle and never ending string of hook ups. But that’s until the night they find a baby on his doorstep with a note telling it’s his and the world as he knows it is instantly turned upside down.
Broken by his past, Nate has carefully guarded his heart and made himself into a bit of a robot going through life’s motions and it takes his newfound parenthood to show him his plan is far from flawless. Emme is a breath of fresh air, a dreamer of sorts and exactly the woman Nate needs to balance him out. I loved both characters and their relationship.
Ms. Harlow never disappoints. Once again she has written a great love story. Being a fan of friends to lovers’ trope, I feel this one checked all the boxes. It’s heartfelt, sexy, romantic and funny. There isn’t a dull moment in this book and the only regret you’d have is passing it up.
4 wishful stars
Nate Pearson is a divorce attorney who lives across the hallway from Emme. He doesn’t believe in love or HEA and seems pretty happy with his lifestyle and never ending string of hook ups. But that’s until the night they find a baby on his doorstep with a note telling it’s his and the world as he knows it is instantly turned upside down.
Broken by his past, Nate has carefully guarded his heart and made himself into a bit of a robot going through life’s motions and it takes his newfound parenthood to show him his plan is far from flawless. Emme is a breath of fresh air, a dreamer of sorts and exactly the woman Nate needs to balance him out. I loved both characters and their relationship.
Ms. Harlow never disappoints. Once again she has written a great love story. Being a fan of friends to lovers’ trope, I feel this one checked all the boxes. It’s heartfelt, sexy, romantic and funny. There isn’t a dull moment in this book and the only regret you’d have is passing it up.
4 wishful stars
caraddishreads's review against another edition
3.0
I totally felt bad for Nate in the beginning. The whole breakup was totally pointless...like WHY does there have to be one! Be different. Otherwise it was an okay book.
mypileofbooks's review against another edition
5.0
I loved this story! It was so touching and entertaining. I immediately loved Emme and Nate and their relationship as next door neighbours. How Nate and Emme are always there for each other and especially when Nate gets a surprise package delivered to his doorstep. I loved their chemistry and how a small act of kindness can take a friendly relationship to the next step even when it is not planned. I loved the secondary characters as well and am looking forward to reading about Maren and Stella's stories in the next two books, and seeing more of Nate and Emme! A fun, loving read!
read_on_reader's review against another edition
4.0
Only You, Always You
I actually really loved this book. The relationship the two characters had started as friends and developed to more yet they always had underlying lust for each other they never acted upon it until later on. I loved seeing Nate learning from the baby and stepping up to be such a wonderful father, talk about exploding ovaries. I wouldn’t say it was a fast paced book but there wasn’t any time wasted it dove in to the story and stayed there and I love those type of books.
I actually really loved this book. The relationship the two characters had started as friends and developed to more yet they always had underlying lust for each other they never acted upon it until later on. I loved seeing Nate learning from the baby and stepping up to be such a wonderful father, talk about exploding ovaries. I wouldn’t say it was a fast paced book but there wasn’t any time wasted it dove in to the story and stayed there and I love those type of books.
kaylalostinbooks's review against another edition
2.0
"I didn’t need to be the center of his universe, but I’d at least like to feel like a part of the sky."
This quote basically sums up the majority of this book. From early on, I knew that I was going to have problems with Nate. He was a fuckboy and acted rash. Emme deserved better. The way he pushed her away and was constantly back and forth made me so irritated.
As you can see, I had some problems with this one and I’m still on the fence about picking up book two.
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This quote basically sums up the majority of this book. From early on, I knew that I was going to have problems with Nate. He was a fuckboy and acted rash. Emme deserved better. The way he pushed her away and was constantly back and forth made me so irritated.
As you can see, I had some problems with this one and I’m still on the fence about picking up book two.
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giovannaamaral's review against another edition
3.0
i wanted to like this but i just got really annoyed at times